Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 138: Dare Not Even Think About It

Chapter 138: Chapter 138: Dare Not Even Think About It

""Guibao, did you catch this fish too?"

Gu Tingyun was so clever, he immediately guessed why she was upset, since the little hamster always hunted like this.

Helian Qiao proudly declared, "I caught all of them!"

The soft, sweet voice in which she made such a grandiose claim was absolutely full of spirit.

The surrounding adults dismissed her words as childish talk and continued to heatedly discuss how they would carry such a big catfish down the mountain.

But Zhang Qiang, the children’s self-appointed leader, was irritated by her claims, especially since he couldn’t dare to boast so much himself.

Thus, he scoffed contemptuously, "Braggart! You’re so tiny, that big fish could swallow you whole!"

As he spoke, he used his thumb and forefinger to indicate how small she was compared to the fish.

Helian Qiao bared her small, white teeth and defied, "It’s me who could eat it in one bite!"

Even though she was still a young dragon, swallowing a catfish spirit whole was no big deal for the little princess.

But of course, Zhang Qiang would not believe that and even started yelling excitedly, "Everybody look, Guibao is just a big bag of hot air, bragging so much she could reach the sky!"

The other children joined in, chanting, "Oh, Guibao is a big bag of hot air! Guibao is a big bag of hot air!"

At the same time, the team leader decided on the fate of the big catfish: "This catfish is too big and slippery to hold, let’s cut it into smaller pieces here and take it back."

The next second, the little princess who had been taunted roared out, "I did not boast!"

Boom——

As soon as her voice fell, a thunderclap roared in the sky, and the clear, bright sky instantly turned gloomy.

Boom——Boom——Boom——

The deafening thunder continued to echo overhead, the entire forest emitted a sharp howl, and the whistling gale almost blew everyone away.

Gu Qingshan squatted down immediately, protecting the two children within his arms and using his back to shield them from the strong wind.

The rest of the children were also covered by their parents, their faces panic-stricken. The two little boys with the least courage started crying out loud.

The adults looked extremely grim.

The sudden weather change was too strange. Such a strong wind had never happened before at this time of year. The wind felt like a sharp knife on everyone’s face, and barely anyone could stand.

"Oh no! The paddy fields!!"

Someone suddenly shouted, which made all the collective farm members’ faces change.

If such a strong wind blew on the hill, the paddy fields would definitely be flattened. What if the crops got damaged...

The terrifying consequences were too painful to consider.

Suddenly, an old man fell to his knees and yelled in horror, "The gods are angry! We can’t eat that big fish!"

The others first paused and then exchanged fearful glances, saying, "Is it... is it possible that the gods are really angry?"

The weird timing of the sudden storm, right after the team leader mentioned cutting up the big catfish, was too coincidental.

Five-year-old Gu Tingyun tried to calm the upset little hamster, "Guibao, don’t be angry. I know you didn’t boast. You caught all the fish in the reservoir."

As for the claim about swallowing the big catfish whole, he didn’t believe that, so he didn’t mention it.

But the little princess wasn’t about to be easily pacified.